British Top 30 P4P September 2008

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Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2008

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J wrote:
BigEars wrote:The putting (Irish) beside their name does seem a reasonable solution to me.
Sort of like the way Boxing News rates fighters not from Britain in the British rankings but puts the * beside their name.

Anyway to those mocking an Irish p4p list here is one I did out way back in June:
1.John Duddy
2.Matthew Macklin
3.Paul McCloskey
4.Bernard Dunne
5.Andy Lee
6.Brian Magee
7.Martin Lindsay
8.James Moore
9.Andrew Murray
10.Stephen Haughian
11.Neil Sinclair
12.Oisín Fagan
13.Jim Rock
14.Jason McKay
15.Patrick Hyland
16.Eddie Hyland
17.Henry Coyle
18.Paul Hyland
19.Michael Gomez
20.Martin Rogan

There would be a good few changes in that now, but that is just there to show an Irish p4p list isn't so ridiculous.

actually thats not a bad list! :TU: though isnt Jamie moore striclty speaking English? (here we go again!!!!) :roll: :wink:
James is most definatley Irish.
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Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2008

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Salford in Ireland is it? And if he is Irish how coudl he be British champion then by the reckoning of some of the pedants on here?

Point proven me thinks.

I couldnt give a frigg to be honest mate Im merely pointing out the attitude of some in this thread is pedantic (at best) and pathetic.
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Here we go again.
Two fighters - James Moore and Jamie Moore.
People are forever mixing up the two.
James Moore - Irish.
Jamie Moore - of Irish decendency, livin in the luxurious North West.
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twenty six wrote:Here we go again.
Two fighters - James Moore and Jamie Moore.
People are forever mixing up the two.
James Moore - Irish.
Jamie Moore - of Irish decendency, livin in the luxurious North West.
oops arent i a pudendum :oops:
point still remains tho.
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J wrote:
twenty six wrote:Here we go again.
Two fighters - James Moore and Jamie Moore.
People are forever mixing up the two.
James Moore - Irish.
Jamie Moore - of Irish decendency, livin in the luxurious North West.
oops arent i a pudendum :oops:
point still remains tho.
I wouldn't try and claim Jamie Moore, yes he has an Irish mother and is proud of his Irish roots so I've no problem with him fighting for the Irish title.
Infact I'm glad that, that was something he wanted to do, however Jamie is English and it's as simple as that.
Still one of my favourite fighters though.


http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer that's James Moore, not from Salford :wink:
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J wrote:
twenty six wrote:Here we go again.
Two fighters - James Moore and Jamie Moore.
People are forever mixing up the two.
James Moore - Irish.
Jamie Moore - of Irish decendency, livin in the luxurious North West.
oops arent i a pudendum :oops:
point still remains tho.
J, I can't believe you are still battling away on this subject. Some of my first posts years ago were in debate with you regarding the Irish. As long as we have clowns such as "Horse" referring to Irish fighters as British, there will always be Irish posters on here who will object.

Hope all is well with you since you moved away.
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Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2008

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BigEars wrote:
J wrote:
twenty six wrote:Here we go again.
Two fighters - James Moore and Jamie Moore.
People are forever mixing up the two.
James Moore - Irish.
Jamie Moore - of Irish decendency, livin in the luxurious North West.
oops arent i a pudendum :oops:
point still remains tho.
I wouldn't try and claim Jamie Moore, yes he has an Irish mother and is proud of his Irish roots so I've no problem with him fighting for the Irish title.
Infact I'm glad that, that was something he wanted to do, however Jamie is English and it's as simple as that.
Still one of my favourite fighters though.


http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer that's James Moore, not from Salford :wink:
yeah humble apologies and suitably contrite....
:oops:
Hi John, yeah all good mate, just thought the treatment of Horse was a bit OTT that was all.


Yup all good here, its a lovely island, trying to keep the rum consumption in check though :lol: :TU:

Hope you are well too mate :TU:
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BigEars wrote:The putting (Irish) beside their name does seem a reasonable solution to me.
Sort of like the way Boxing News rates fighters not from Britain in the British rankings but puts the * beside their name.
I hope the other Irish posters will find it acceptable as well.
BigEars wrote:Anyway to those mocking an Irish p4p list here is one I did out way back in June:
1.John Duddy
2.Matthew Macklin
3.Paul McCloskey
4.Bernard Dunne
5.Andy Lee
6.Brian Magee
7.Martin Lindsay
8.James Moore
9.Andrew Murray
10.Stephen Haughian
11.Neil Sinclair
12.Oisín Fagan
13.Jim Rock
14.Jason McKay
15.Patrick Hyland
16.Eddie Hyland
17.Henry Coyle
18.Paul Hyland
19.Michael Gomez
20.Martin Rogan

There would be a good few changes in that now, but that is just there to show an Irish p4p list isn't so ridiculous.
Interesting list, thanks. :TU:
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johnswan1 wrote:As long as we have clowns such as "Horse" referring to Irish fighters as British, there will always be Irish posters on here who will object.
When have I referred to Irish fighters as being British?

Your posts on this thread have been highly ignorant. Before you go calling people names, perhaps you should ponder whether those names would be more aptly applied to you.
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Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2008

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When will it end, Lord?

When will it end?????
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Horse wrote:
johnswan1 wrote:As long as we have clowns such as "Horse" referring to Irish fighters as British, there will always be Irish posters on here who will object.
When have I referred to Irish fighters as being British?

Your posts on this thread have been highly ignorant. Before you go calling people names, perhaps you should ponder whether those names would be more aptly applied to you.
I would say simply by putting them in a list named as british you have done that. no?
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Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:When will it end, Lord?

When will it end?????
When people stop posting.
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metropol wrote:I would say simply by putting them in a list named as british you have done that. no?
Not really. I think most people know the situation and know that Dunne and Duddy are Irish. I was not trying to convince people that they were British.

I had already said I was going to do something about these complaints, so I don't see why even more Irish posters had to get involved with the Irish moaning this month.
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Horse wrote:
johnswan1 wrote:As long as we have clowns such as "Horse" referring to Irish fighters as British, there will always be Irish posters on here who will object.
When have I referred to Irish fighters as being British?

Your posts on this thread have been highly ignorant. Before you go calling people names, perhaps you should ponder whether those names would be more aptly applied to you.
Hi, you ape. The mere fact that you added Irish fighters to a list titled "British Top 30".
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Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2008

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johnswan1 wrote:
Horse wrote:
johnswan1 wrote:As long as we have clowns such as "Horse" referring to Irish fighters as British, there will always be Irish posters on here who will object.
When have I referred to Irish fighters as being British?

Your posts on this thread have been highly ignorant. Before you go calling people names, perhaps you should ponder whether those names would be more aptly applied to you.
Hi, you ape. The mere fact that you added Irish fighters to a list titled "British Top 30".
Why are you name calling ? theres no need man
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LMFAO at this thread.

Horse is a Trojan.
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Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2008

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johnswan1 wrote:Hi, you ape. The mere fact that you added Irish fighters to a list titled "British Top 30".
:roll: :lol:
metropol wrote:Why are you name calling ? theres no need man
It does seem a bit over the top.
SticknMove wrote:LMFAO at this thread.

Horse is a Trojan.
Trojan?

I thought Scott Harrison was going to be the main topic of discussion this month, how wrong I was.
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